I think it's funny that some people here say, I would buy a Ferrari before I buy a Lambo.
- See to me, Ferrari's make even less sense. Why not buy a Porsche before you buy a Ferrari? After all, Ferrari makes more money selling MERCHANDISE, T-Shirts, Hats, etc. then they do selling cars. So aren't they essentially a garment company before a car company? Their entire F1 endeavor is used to promote their clothing brand more so than their cars. And how often do I see a Ferrari at the track? Maybe 1 out of every 200 cars.

How often do I see a Porsche at the track, maybe 120 out of 200 cars. And that includes new Porsche's, old Porsche's, stock, race, street, etc.

So, if you're going to drop a dime on a car that may never hit the track anyway. Or hit the track just once or twice, why not buy a Lambo? At the very least, they're a little more obscure than the Ferrari that you see everyday living in Los Angeles.

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